habsinsideout.com - 5/24/2008
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Mike Babcock
Will he wear his McGill tie?
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From our good friend, Earl (The Pearl) Zukerman, of McGill University, the hardest-working collegiate sports information officer in this country:
Mike Babcock, head coach of the Detroit Red Wings, is bidding to become the second McGill University graduate and the third coach in hockey history to win ...
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... , and he's going with the team with the more experienced goaltender, while Dave Stubbs noted that Wings coach Mike Babcock could become the third McGill University graduate to win a Stanley Cup; Vancouver Sun : in addition to suggesting that Detroit is still Hockeytown, the Vancouver Sun's Cam Cole posted a ...
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